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WSET Quiz 4: Factors Affecting Wine Quality and Price (part 2)
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- I wasn't planning on releasing this video today, but my wife took my camera and mics so I need to figure out how to shoot a decent review with another camera. To give me a few days to figure that out, enjoy the next WSET Level 2 quiz.
0:00 Intro
0:18 Quiz Format
1:00 Question 1
1:44 Question 2
2:09 Question 3
2:29 Question 4
2:54 Question 5
3:19 Question 6
3:44 Question 7
4:24 Question 8
5:39 Question 9
6:19 Question 10
6:39 Question 11
7:04 Question 12
8:14 Question 13 (SEE CORRECTION VIDEO IN UPPER RIGHT CARD)
8:59 Question 14
9:34 Question 15
10:14 Question 16
10:34 Question 17
11:09 Question 18
11:44 Question 19
12:19 Question 20
12:39 Grading scale and advice
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Can you confirm question 13? Pretty sure (/really hoping since I haven't gotten my score yet) none of these are right. Don't want to give it away, but I think press is the third step (according to the book), which would make whole cluster fermentation (for example) make more sense.
Good catch! I really screwed the pooch on that question. I grabbed the white wine slide from quiz # 3 but I think I forgot to edit it as part of this quiz. The correct answer for this question should be Crush --> Fermentation --> Pressing --> Maturation --> Blending --> Bottling. Give yourself an extra point for catching the fact I'm an idiot. :) I'm going to create a follow-up video and see if I can note it on this one.
I can’t believe people pay for this. The ease of these questions are shocking.
What is WSET 1 ?
“Wines are made from: a) grapes or B ) rocks “
Haha! WSET 1 is for people who think wine is Kool-aid. WSET 2 starts by recapping some of the basics, but does get more advanced as you get past a lot of the primer chapters. WSET starts like this because there are people who skip 1 and go straight into 2. I skipped 1, but I also have a degree in Biology focusing on Botany and almost minored in Chemistry. The folks at WSET Global looked at my education and channel and recommended that I go straight to 2. In my opinion, I think that is where most people should start.
@@WineOnTheDime most people can skip 1.